Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-03-11
A lively week
Build ding has begun
Put away the cutter. &
Water street Ia booming IS.


luth, this week. 3a} s3#s
We haven't yet received our pass on
on the new road. 81 4. 5
Alderman elect Day has new wagon.
It is painted red. }Ss5ssss
L. D. Baird reports many inquiries
for houses and lots.
Campbell Bros. are making extensive
improvements in their mill .S.s sS1 4.
The Congregational church received
seven new members, Sunday. s55 .5
The results Of the town elections are
published In another column. b
A. Fleck and>J. Hay have bought six
lots in Yates & Lewis's addition.
Mr.. Merrill, Of Merrill & strout, the
new dry goods firm, is in the city. .s.-ss5
The drum corps serenaded the newly
elected officers Wednesday eve ming.
Z The Austin Furniture Company have 4
new sign, reaching across the street. E
Try Balls Corsets. I. r Il T S'..3s~' i.
:. 'c"..1 SANDS, Dry Goods.
New embroideries and ladies' cambria
und erwear in great variety at Wizards.
Two good cows for sale cheap. IN
quire of W. F. Day, at Hayes Brothers's.
The new millinery Arm is moving into
the store formely occupied by 6. T.
Mills. - ..s> ~,.s x.t vii. u. j.
Street Commissioner Gerahty has been
busy. this week. keeping the cutters
open. a.,z}t>s 4 ...r-, .t..., ~
The Rochester: Board of Trade are
raising SIS, 900 for the Irvine factory of
Champaign, III. ..e......s. -. i. -. ~: -.@s.
Two great enemies Hoods Sarsaparilla
and impure blood. The latter is utterly
defeated by the peculiar medicine. 80
Richardson, Day & Co. have q large
amount Of money constantly on hand, to
loan at usual rates. -'' Es',,75.s 4
Go to VIM. Howe's Office for perfect
abstracts Of title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates. 't@ ssfs6]@ S'E
Have you seen the new White sewing
machine2 Ask your neighbors how they
like them. Is. w. +. DAY, Agent.
Mrs. q. L. Topliff has sued the city for
alleged physical injury, caused by a fall
on the icy sidewalk last winter ~ g sa5. =
Il the old building, on the corner of
Bridge and st. Paul street. is being torn
down to make room for the new lookup.
We sell all kinds of groceries as cheap
as our neighbors. Call and see. ..
HoRRoB1N & RICE.
CHS. Brown 10 plating an addition to
the city, to be called the Garden addition.
Lots for sale at the Austin State Bank.
Buy the Red Seal unlaundried shirts.
Prices SOC. 75c and 81. -
SANDS, Dry Goods.
Mrs. G. s. Hildahl has rented the rooms
over Solners dry goods store and Is re-
ceiving her spring stock of millinery
goods. -. 5-.s.ssa< a. =, ~ .x>.s- !,
Those. Justly celebrated 50 cent kid
gloves at Wizards are receiving much at
tention from the ladies, many supplying
themselves liberally while the last
Call on Secretary Howell. of the Build
ing and Loan association. for q copy Of
the by laws, with an appendix giving q
full explanation of the association.
Colos Fenton's horse backed over the
street, Thursday. Mr.. Fenton was
slightly injured, and the buggy wrecked.
Whist is home without mother7"
Why 1t is about as comfortless place as
mantelpiece without a neat little bottle
Of C.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Bought of
the nearest druggist at twenty-five cents.
EDITOR TRANSCRIPT: Will you please
give, through the columns Of your paper,
the names Of the present members of the
School Board Of the city of Austin, and
of those whose terms expire at the next
school election. 9
Z ONE Who WANTS TO Know.
D. B. Smith, G.. Schleuder, O. Allen,
Z. s. Willard remain; II. s. Smith and
F. A. Engle 90 out. .,5 it
rs We wish to inform the people Of Aus
tin that We have patrohized Prof.
Wheelock's class and are sure no better
satisfaction could be given. Anyone
wishing for improvement in writing,
drawing or painting will never have q
better chance
J. II. MALEPEACE.
T. '@" j, KEYsER, a@&
s1t@ A. NJ. FLICK. e3 ssa
The following is an extract from q
communication received by us concern
ing the boom. It contains good advice:
r. Two men may travel in converging
paths, which would certainly take them
to the same point, yet an air line might